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Discussion - Historical and Cultural Preservation in China: Part 1
Pacific Asia Museum hosts a talk in which Elizabeth Lui, accomplished photographer and author of Open Hearts, Open Doors, Professor Hung-Hsiang Chou of UCLA and Dr. Albert Chang discuss current architectural preservation efforts, followed by Q&A.
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Elizabeth Lui, accomplished photographer and author of Open Hearts, Open Doors, Professor Hung-Hsiang Chou of UCLA and Dr. Albert Chang discuss current architectural preservation efforts, followed by Q&A. Co-sponsored by the museum’s Chinese Arts Council. Part 2 on December 18 with Neville Agnew, Principal Project Specialist of the Getty Conservation Institute, speaking on the Dunhuang Caves.
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